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PS DOORS Contact Information
MailPS DOORSPS Safety Access1150 South 48th Street Grand Forks, ND 58201
Hours of Operation8 A.M. to 5 P.M. CTMonday – Friday
IMPORTANT! Read entire Instruction and Operations Manual to become familiar with the product.
NOTICE This product is a vertical mezzanine gate. The effectiveness of the product is directly related to the proper installation and operation of this product. Failure to properly maintain this product will affect performance.
Publication NoticeThis manual has been compiled and published covering the latest product descriptions and specifications.
The contents of this manual and the specifications of this product are subject to change without notice.
PS DOORS reserves the right to make changes without notice in the specifications and materials contained herein and shall not be responsible for any damages (including consequential) caused by reliance on the materialspresented, including but not limited to typographical and other errors relating to the publication.
PS DOORS and/or its respective suppliers may make improvements and/or changes in the product(s)/service(s) offered at any time without notice.
Retain this manual for future reference.If you would like to download an 8.5”x11” copy of this manual, please go to psdoors.com
Table of ContentsProduct Information ..................................................2Installation Instructions ............................................3Operation ...................................................................11Inspection & Maintenance .......................................11Inspection & Maintenance Log ................................12Replacement Parts List ............................................13Warranty Information ................................................ 16
The following icons are used throughout this Manual.
DANGER Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury. WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury. CAUTION Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderated injury.
NOTICE Indicates manufacturer’s statement of additional information.IMPORTANT! Indicates a required action.CRITICAL Indicates a vital component to product performance.
Safety Precautions
I. General InformationA. This manual contains information regarding installation, operation, and maintenance of the Vertical Mezzanine
Gate.B. The Vertical Mezzanine Gate is designed to meet Federal OSHA Standards 1910.28 and 1910.29.C. PS DOORS recommends that the owner implement a regular maintenance program to inspect the Vertical
Mezzanine Gate as necessary.
NOTICE This product is manufactured to specific guidelines. Unauthorized alteration in any way will result in voiding Factory Warranty, and may cause product to fail with potential serious consequences. Accordingly, if the productrequires service after unauthorized modification, you can expect any request for warranty repair to be charged to you. Authorized modifications, received in writing from PS DOORS, as long as the modification is accomplishedstrictly in accordance with PS DOORS’ instructions, does not void warranty. To request product modifications contact PS DOORS.
II. Storage Prior To Installation of ProductA. Store materials in a dry, ventilated location. If outdoor storage is required, block materials and tarp in a tent-like
arrangement, elevated above the product with open sides to allow airflow.NOTICE Before beginning any portion of the site preparation and installation of the Vertical Mezzanine Gate, read the entire Operation and Maintenance Manual.
III. Installation Site PreparationA. Clear work area of any debris.B. Ensure you have the necessary tools available. (Minimum recommended tools):1. One (1) 1/2” Wrench2. One (1) 9/16” Wrench3. One (1) Tape Measure4. One (1) Level5. One (1) 7/16” Drill Bit6. One (1) Electric Drill7. Additional anchoring tools may be needed specific to individual applications.
IV. Safety PrecautionsA. Comply with all OSHA Safety Regulations and/or company safety policies when installing.B. Personnel: Determine the appropriate number of personnel required to perform installation and have them
readily available at the project site. (2-3 people recommended)DANGER Ensure a structural review (by an appropriate authority/professional) of the adjacent structure’s
capacity to accept all loads transferred to structure has been completed and approved.
10 MG;ELECTRIC OPERATOR 1 ELECTRIC ONLY11 ZAP 800-III CONTROLLER COMPLETE 1 ELECTRIC ONLY12 STROBE LIGHT; AMBER 1 ELECTRIC ONLY13 CONTROL THREE BUTTON NEMA 1 1 ELECTRIC ONLY
DISTANCE BETWEEN COLUMNS PLUS 1/4" (SEE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWING)
EXISTING STRUCTURE EDGE OF MEZZANINE
716"
FOR 3/8" ANCHORS
ANCHOR HOLES
FLOOR BRACKET
Illustration 1.
V. Installation
Step 1.1 *Deck Mount Only* (See Illustrations 1. & 2. )A. Place the floor brackets and center within the opening (refer to general arrangement drawing for placement).B. Anchor floor brackets (See Illustrations 1.) (pic, show dimension 2¼”). The brackets must be parallel to each
other (provided by others).
IMPORTANT! Make sure brackets are anchored in correct orientation
Step 1.2 *Face Mount Only* (See Illustrations 3. & 4.)A. Determine the correct spacing between face brackets and anchor on mezzanine face using factory located holes.
(Refer to general arrangement drawing).
IMPORTANT! Face brackets must be flush with the top of the mezzanine.
B. Attach face brackets. Anchors provided by others.C. Attach the floor brackets to the top of the face mount brackets.
NOTICE Make sure brackets are bolted in correct orientation.
Illustration 3. Top View
Illustration 4. Front View
DISTANCE BETWEEN COLUMNS MINUS 1"(SEE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DRAWING)
Step 6. Install idler column as the drive column was installed. (See Illustrations 8. 11. & 12.)
NOTICE When installing the column, place the gate inside the idler column as the column is attached
Step 7. Attach spreader bar to idler and drive column with hardware (See Illustration 9 & 10.)Step 8. Make adjustments by squaring/plumbing columns and tightening all fasteners.
Illustration 11. Illustration 12.
Illustration 13.
Step 9. Attach the column plates (See Illustration 11.) to the existing structure. Block-out as required.
WARNING Do not penetrate drive column. Columns must be attached to existing structure (check local codes)
Step 10. Attaching the lift strap (ensure there are no sections where it is twisted or kinked). A. Remove Access covers to retrieve lifting strap from drive column. (See Illustration 15)
IMPORTANT! (DO not trim strap at this time.) Make sure to leave a minimum of six inches of strap exposed.
NOTICE There are two lengths of strap attached to the counterweight. The shorter strap is shown in a dot pattern, while the longer strap is solid. (See Illustration 16.)When installing strap, pull counterweight to top of column until it hits the stop (at bottom of sheave bracket (See Illustration 17.)). Make sure the gate is on the ground.
Illustration 15. Illustration 16.
B. Feed the lifting strap as shown through sheave. The shorter strap will go through the lower pulley; while the longer strap goes through the upper pulley. Be sure there aren’t any twists in the strap. (See Illustration 18.)
C. * For electric gates only.* Remove strap cover on operator. Run the long strap section through the operator. Install strap cover when finished. (See Illustration 19.) D. Feed the longer lifting strap around sheave of idler column. (See Illustration 20.)
IMPORTANT! With counterweight still at the stop, complete steps E and F.
E. Connect shorter lifting strap section to drive side lift bracket as shown. (See Illustration 21.) 1. Loosen first flange nut on lifting bracket to allow more room to feed strap through lift bracket. 2. Be sure to tighten when finished.
Confirm for proper operation:• Equal belt tension on both sides of gate.• Lift gate to stops to verify gate hits both stops at the same time.•No twisting in the straps
NOTICE If you are making adjustments on a manual gate, leave the strap on the idler column side 9-12 incheslonger than the lift bracket in case an electric option is added later. Once final adjustments have been made you may now trim the lifting strap as desired.
Illustration 20.
Illustration 21.
F. Repeat step E. for longer lifting strap and idle column lift bracket. (See Illustration 22.)
Illustration 22.
Step 11. Upon cycling the gate 5-10 times, make final adjustments and verify smooth operation.
IMPORTANT! Consult drawings before replacing fasteners, as most have specific design load requirements.
A. Gate and Guide Column: 1. Inspect items for damage and misalignment. Adjust, repair, or replace as needed, to meet original design tolerances. 2. Check all mounting connections, making sure they meet original design standards (refer to original product drawings). B. Fasteners and mechanical connections: 1. All fasteners must be in place and adjusted to their original design standards. Replace any damaged fasteners or connections. (refer to original product drawings). C. Finishes 1. Inspect and clean finishes periodically. 2. Touch up repair finishes, or refinish as necessary to protect the structural integrity of the product. 3. This product comes with a polyester powder coat finish. Use finish materials compatible with powder coat. Follow paint manufacturer’s instructions for prep and touch-up. D. Housekeeping 1. Clean guide columns and keep the area clean throughout the operating area of the gate. 2. To ensure your product continues to operate and last, upon completion of installation, complete the following: a. Clean all surfaces. b. If project is ongoing, protect installed products until completion of project. c. Touch-up, repair or replace damaged components before Substantial Completion.
Inspection & Maintenance
VI. OperationThe procedures and information are supplied for the operation of the Vertical Mezzanine Gate assemblies. Operation in a manner other than intended could result in damage or less than acceptable performance, for which themanufacturer will not be held responsible. A. Ensure opening is clear of all obstructions through the entire travel of the gate during operation. B. Do not force components if they do not operate freely. C. To operate the gate utilize the properly marked push button to perform the open/stop/close function of the gate. If your gate has electrically interlocked dual mezzanine gates only one can be open at a time.
Limited Warranty - Fill out warranty registration and return to PS DOORS.PS DOORS warrants this product and components to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of shipment. If within the term of this warranty, any Vertical Mezzanine Gate or component is found to be defective upon inspection by an authorized PS DOORS representative, PS DOORS will replace or repair, at PS DOORS’ discretion, any part found to be defective. Any field labor charges incurred are the sole responsibility of the customer.
To make a claim under this warranty, contact PS DOORS at the address shown below.
PS DOORSAttention: Warranty1150 South 48th StreetGrand Forks, ND 58201
Unauthorized modification of or to this product voids the PS DOORS Limited Warranty. Accordingly, if the productrequires service after unauthorized modification, you can expect any request for warranty repair to be charged to you. Authorized modifications, received in writing from PS DOORS, as long as the modification is accomplished in strict accordance with PS DOORS’ instructions, does not void warranty. To request product modifications contact PS DOORS at the address above.
PS DOORS SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES.
All other warranty’s, express or implied including any warranty of merchantability, are expressly excluded. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of consequential or incidental damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY DAMAGE OR DETERIORATION CAUSED BY MODIFICATION, ABUSE,APPLIED PAINT FAILURE OR FAILURE TO PROVIDE REASONABLE AND NECESSARY MAINTENANCE.This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary, from state to state, or by country.
Exclusions:Lifting Straps are considered a “wear-item” and are not covered under this warranty.